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The work provides a geo-ecological assessment of the impact of oil and gas field facilities on the natural environment of the Orenburg region. Based on the existing natural and agroclimatic zoning scheme of the potential environmental sustainability of landscapes in the Orenburg region of the Urals. Differentiated the territory by levels of anthropogenic transformation of landscapes, introduced categories of geo-ecological tension, reflecting the geo-ecological state of oil and gas production areas. It has been established that the oil and gas field areas, development of which began in the…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
The work provides a geo-ecological assessment of the impact of oil and gas field facilities on the natural environment of the Orenburg region. Based on the existing natural and agroclimatic zoning scheme of the potential environmental sustainability of landscapes in the Orenburg region of the Urals. Differentiated the territory by levels of anthropogenic transformation of landscapes, introduced categories of geo-ecological tension, reflecting the geo-ecological state of oil and gas production areas. It has been established that the oil and gas field areas, development of which began in the 50-80s of the last century, are potential hotbeds of ecological disaster and areas of reduced productivity of farmland. In the process of research used a systematic landscape-ecological approach to the study of patterns of change of natural complexes in the areas of oil and gas production. The work was carried out at the Institute of Steppe of the Ural Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences.
Autorenporträt
Myachina Kseniya Viktorovna, doctora en geografía, investigadora del Instituto de la Estepa de la rama de los Urales de la Academia Rusa de Ciencias en Orenburg. En 2002, se graduó en la Universidad Gubkin de Petróleo y Gas con un título en Ingeniería Ambiental y luego asistió a estudios de postgrado en el Instituto de la Estepa de la rama de los Urales de la Academia Rusa de Ciencias con un título en Geoecología.